What schools could I get into with my transfer stats?

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<p>Most of my college units I acquired during high school (my school works in conjunction with the local CC, so half of the day I go to high school classes and then I go to college after)</p>

<p>High school GPA: 3.8
SAT: 1790
SAT II: 580 English, 540 History
ACT: 27
EC's: Senior Editor of the Yearbook, National Honor Society President, over 300 hours volunteer, Speech team, Marathon Training team
U.S. News & Reports rated "Best High Schools in America"</p>

<p>CC GPA: 3.96 transferable, 3.7 cumulative (I took a pre-req class as a freshman, didn't care, got a C, and it dinged my perfect A record), but I plan on bringing it to a 4.0 by taking more classes
Degree: AA in Liberal Studies, Social Science Emphasis
EC's: everything listed above (did it all at the same time), ASG Executive Officer of Marketing & Information, Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper, Service Learning student, Internship @ Political office of Meg Whitman (CA Governor candidate), Honors Society, College Assistant job</p>

<p>I'm from California, and I would like to stay in California, although I've tossed the idea around of going to school in the UK, which is a very viable option. </p>

<p>Thanks so much for your help!</p>

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<p>I’d really recommend that you retake the SAT I, or consider taking the ACT. Your scores are the weakest part of your application, and retaking them might help. If you’re a California state resident, you should apply to the UC’s and USC. Pepperdine and Occidental may also be worth looking into.</p>

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<p>Should I still take them even though the UC’s don’t take them into consideration on applications? I have hardcore test anxiety :|</p>

<p>Also, I got waitlisted at Pepp for freshman admission this year, haven’t heard back from them yet, but would that help with anything?</p>